TMS for Depression Online Course: Theory and Practical Skills
Section Two: TMS in Depression – Why we do what we do
Questions you should be able to answer before progressing on from this section
What is the evidence supporting the use of TMS in depression?
In what type of patients has TMS been demonstrated to be effective?
What sort of proportion of patients can you expect to get benefit from TMS?
What are the other common stimulation parameters most typically used in a course of TMS therapy?
How does right-sided low-frequency TMS and sequential bilateral TMS compared to high-frequency left-sided treatment?
Video 3 – Main Trial Data Part One
Video 4 – Main Trial Data Part Two
Video 5 – Different Forms of TMS
Section Two Resources
Berlim et al 2013 Metaanalysis
George et al. 2020 Archives trial
Mutz et al 2019 Network Metaanalysis
OReardon et al 2007 Neuronetics pivotal trial
Papadimitropoulou 2017 Pharam and Somatic
Section Three: Issues in TMS Delivery
Course Navigation
Section One: Introduction to TMS
Section Two: TMS in Depression – Why we do what we do
Section Three: Issues in TMS Delivery
Section Four: Other Issues in TMS for Depression
Section Five: Beyond TMS for Depression
Section Six: Safety and Management of Side Effects
Section Seven: Equipment and Regulation
Section Eight Our Industry Partners
Section Nine: Practical Demonstrations
Section Ten: Q&A from Prof Paul Fitzgerald
Exam Instruction